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Seeing Is BelievingRays of colored light fell on the face of my toddler as he put his hand in the colorful light from the stained glass windows.... MoreEvery Day, Many Ways: Bringing faith into family lifeThere are lots of ways to bring your faith into your family's life. As you begin to notice the fingerprint of the Holy in normal family life, it is easier to help your children notice it too.... MoreLet the Children Come to HimParents of young children eventually ask, "How can we teach our children our faith?" It may be easier than we imagine... MoreThe Tale of a Lazy ParentMy husband and I made what I consider in hindsight to be a major mistake in introducing our daughter Katie, now five, to the life of the Church.... More+ Some Halloween ThoughtsIn uncertain times, those of us who don't usually throw ourselves into Halloween celebration might look again at this night of fright... MoreHalloween Time: Samhain, All Saints, Los Dios de Las MuertesThe traditions of these late October and early November days acknowledge death and the dead as part of everyday life... MoreAdvent: Christmas expectationThe Christian liturgical season of Advent begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas Day. This is a season, not of celebration, but of anticipation and expectation... MoreDid You Know... Christmas Begins At Sundown On The Eve?The observance of Christmas Day, like many Christian holy days, can begin at sundown the evening before - with a vigil... MoreChristmas: Twelve Days!Did you know that the 12 days "of Christmas" are the days of the church season of Christmas, starting with Christmas Day itself?... More+ Teaching Children PeaceWe are living in a time when being kind, considerate, respectful, and peace-loving is not "in"... MoreSurviving and Learning from Life's Hard LessonsSuffering is not a subject we like to think about. As parents we do everything in our power to protect our children from suffering... MoreIn the Shadow of Fear: Living with violence, disaster, and warThe terror attacks on the U.S. have brought new fears and worries into our lives and our children's lives. What can we do?... More+ Including Children with Special Needs in Worship and Church School ProgramsInclusion... is about seeing each child, no matter how challenged, as having the potential to learn and the same need to be loved and included as all other children. In the church, inclusion is also about wanting every child to know that they are deeply loved by God. MoreAutism and My Child's Spiritual NeedsOur oldest daughter has special needs. She has been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder.... With hours spent each day in therapy... where do we fit in time for that child's spiritual needs? More+ Through the Eyes of a ChildToday, leaving my mother's house, I noticed a slug on the sidewalk and stopped to look at it. Now, this wouldn't be unusual if my son was with me... MoreCreative ParentingIt's easy to get caught up in the mundane, day-to-day routine and forget how creative we must be as parents... More+ -+- -+-
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